jknetdesign

Let’s say I want to add a custom class like a wider .entry-content on one page. I know I can add a style:

.page-id-5 .entry-content {
max-width: 217px;
padding: 0;
}

But I want to do it the right way replace the content in a template with .entry-custom or something and control it through a page-home.php.

Any one have some knowledge on this topic of custom page templates?

Just to be clear could you paste the entire function you’re suggesting please?

So do I use two add actions:
function favicon4admin() {
echo ‘<link rel=”Shortcut Icon” type=”image/x-icon” href=”https://www.crhouseinc.com/wp-content/themes/crhouse/images/favicon.ico&#8221; />’;
}
add_action( ‘admin_head’, ‘favicon4admin’ );
add_action( ‘login_head’, ‘favicon4admin’ );

or just use login_head instead of admin_head?

Is this because of the new WP? because it works on my older sites.

I really appreciate your time involved in helping me. I think learning media queries will help this kind of thing.

I changed it to this and still does it. You can check it now.
#container {
background-color: #ffffff;
float: right;
margin: 0;
width: 710px;
}

The main problem here is that the page scrolls almost by itself when content goes below the fold of the browser.

I’m on Firefox on a Mac. But just realized something. I’m using a mouse that has a horizontal finger scroll so maybe I’m worrying too much. If you make the browser really narrow there’s no horizontal scroll bar but I can still scroll it sideways. If you go here https://2010dev.wordpress.com/ and do the same thing, there’s a horizontal scroll bar.

I had the same problem with this site https://dev.senensky.com/ and I got this reply and it worked:

Your div #content has two margins applied to it, id remove the one from line 73. Also your div #colophon in the footer has a fixed width exceeding the containers width, I’d remove that on line 176 so it’s this…

#access .menu-header, div.menu, #branding, #main, #wrapper {
margin: 0 auto;
width:1156px;
}

https://crhouseinc.com/about-us/team/ Hi again.I don’t know what the problem here is. Maybe it has to do with something positioned absolutely? When a page has a lot of content it get’s a weird position in the browser.

Right I’m not talking about editing the core files vs creating a child theme, different topic. My question is, have you created a child theme of twentyeleven? Because I have been creating child of twentyten themes and I’m curious how twentyeleven has worked for you. Because you said it’s been a while since you used twentyten files.

Yeah same here, but I just started building child themes and they stayed perfect on that last update. Almost all my sites are custom child of twentyten themes. jknetdesign.com I was just curious because I was thinking about creating a child of twentyeleven for my next project.

So do you build child themes? if you do are you saying you use TwentyEleven?

That’s how I did this home page, using the page id, but I want to remove the classes that are under the slide show. I feel like it was bad practice how I absolute positioned the slide show on top of the main container. Do I start with page.php or loop-page.php to make a Home template? Thanks for all your help.

Okay, I’ll try that. Also, if I want to make a template for the home page do you know what file I use?

If you shrink the browser and click around the pages and use Firebug, the whole site flys off to the left and sticks there. This is the second time I did this when widening the a child of the twentyten theme. What general rule of thumb am I missing here? If you make the browser really skinny there’s no horizontal scroll like there’s supposed to be.

It was something in the access div.